Organization theory :  from Chester Barnard to the present and beyond 

 - New York :  Oxford University,  1995 
 - 268 p. 
<br/><br/> Introduction - Oliver E. Williamson  1. Chester I. Barnard and the intelligence of learning - Barbara Levitt and James G. March  2. Symbols and organizations: from barnard to the institutinalists - W. Richard Scott  3. On the organizational ecology of Chestes I. Barnard - Glenn R. Carroll  4 - Incentives in organizations: the importance of social relations - Jeffrey Pfeffer  5 - Converging on autonomy: anthropology and institutional economics - Maty Douglas  6 - The politics of structural choice: toward a theory of public bureaucracy - Terry M. Moe  7 - An economist's perspective on the theory of the firm - Oliver Hart  8 - Chester Barnard and the incipient science of organization - Oliver E. Williamson  9 - Transaction cost economics and organization theory - Oliver E. Williamson  Index 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Teoria Administrativa<br/> Burocracia